Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-23


Ez4ExH oREEcKRs TRounEM4--4ozz-
DIZZY AND EUzcxnz-RuEx or
EzT1x EKwB Hoxnk
iRegzzsr Ger. Pei TntsEll1snaw.l
xAEEMzN Euzzza.
Kha Amnxinan haxkenfina CaGkssiue
endden. 0apsMin Enna, nRxsved yea1eg.
day after v1Yage of - Gays iron n
col2eefske. E1s1sEn Sihekias Whiie psns-
| lBR thrcazh tke Straits q Tug1s 81 he
eoas1 of Japan, CaDtain Land b f1poEt-
Cd 20 hAva observed ~ Amerleaa bullt
whales, uA0ao name eouId nn4 BE- ma4e
cut, be1wsen the rocks. Ths indtea&tons
were thnt sho was On he rsef there. A
hrse1s sp<sag up and ~ 61ddsn. uilh
her canvass epsead, soon tefl ne Eaz3-
cru ConfiBenf far IN TIE rsaR.
Oaptain Land said thas Nicolnas fsks
vas q tawn of 1000 inhabitants. VIA
e1hE.a1e6 pRinetpallY upon he prod1cig
obezined from re -, the Tseie1 being
allozslAsf TO ffigid for agricultural
purposes. One HnWiaa man-of-waF
was lying pea0snhly e. anchor theEe.
No fnformReion had been mads pablis
up 10 the tina Of the Sadden'A depart
ufs eonaeEnina The repoEs that Rnasian
men-of-war had seized several sealing
echo1DaEz for violating the RnaEian
laws Of sealing IN those wategs Or trad
ina without onaainina q license from
the GoNsKnoF % EagseEn Siberia. No
vessels wsrs gpokan and only one
uhaler Was siRhtsd, TIE one noted here
t061Es. Ths OathoEine Euddsn yin
ls4ye Tor GFay,s HaFbuz tomorrow,
where she vii load cargo Of lamher
for San Francisco.
AguEER MOUNTAIN.
About SIX ysars ago . San Francisco
Journal puhlished q glowing account ef
she discovery Of silver mountain IN
Alaska, 4 wealthy capitalists q TIE
Bay CITY lifted no . schooner with q
mining expedition on board. The ves-
eel returned aboat q pear later With
somethinR ike seven hundred tons Of
ore On board, which assayed, on an AZ.
eraRei about 500 10 the ton. A min
tng company was 81 once organised TO
open the u1tne from which such vaIu-
able ore vas obtained, Nothing mere
vas heard abeat the organization until
quite recently, when the schooner VII.
liam @. Sparks sailed for the second Fl
Dorado. With . party Ct minars On
board. The schooner returned 20 San
Francisco recently for more supplies
and men, and sailed on the "a instant.
MF. Marsslliot. an engineer in the mas-
lac service, Who had passed several
years IN the Arctic zones, informed the
Posr-iNTELLIaENcER correspondent that
the mountafn referred 10 vas situated
hflesn miles noEth Of Goloyin Bay,
and about 500 miles north Of Ouna-
laska.
Il vas for this neiehborhoed that the
Bear called. II she had become dis
abled the Bear could have put into Nor
TONS Sound. where theFe il q sandy
shore and the revenue cutter could Be
safely bezehed and repaired. Hunting
u good On this Sound. Reindeer, elk |
snd other game is 10 be found In aband-
ancethere.
THAT HnAxrH oRFICKn.
The boyoot on DR.. MinkIer, tie Health |
Officer, By the Boaiman's Union SSH |
continues, somewhat 70 the inoonveni- /
'noe OF the sAipping committee. Il ap-
1oars from she boafmen's aide Of the /
tory that the Health OfElosg would not |
compensate them for carry |
NJ him 10 and from vessels arriving |
rom Foreign ports. THIS oaused an |
70 be formed, pledged not
o carry the Doctor. OF unless the sum
4 ~ was paid In advance. Yesterday
be Catherine Sudden lay IN the haFbOE
OF several hours before the officers or
rev were allowed 10 land owing 10 the
Of DR.. Minkier. The same
hing occurred On the Mercury which
rived last week, and several other in
tancas could Be reoited Of q like nature.
)ne shipbFoksf Informed the oorrespon-
leut that an amicable settlement must
q arranged in the near future 30 that
be brokers' vessel would net be delayed
: elss be would prefer charges against
be Health OfEiceF.
Doctor IN TROUBLE.
DR.. George w. Vail, The physician for
be Port Angeles Colony, vas arrested
lst week &c the inatiRation OF the
,embers Of the Colony for malprac-
ce. Prosecuting Attorney Calhoun in
eatigated the facts and ascertAined
hat the woman, Mrs. Holman, died q |
hort time after Walls treatmens, hut
be evidence vas insufficient 70 prefer J
1ch charges. The charge against VAN
90 that OF practising medicine without
license. The defendant waived exam
ration at Dungeness on Friday and
az bound over to appear before the
sxt Grand Jury. The Sanitary CON-
littee Of the Colony met on Friday last !
I'D relieved Vail Of his responsible 30
ton, substituting DR.. Taylor. The
,FmeT physician claims 10 be Q gradu
e Of the homeopathic Medical So
ETY. Of Ohio, and has died an af1davit .
J that effect with she Auditor Of Olal-
IN County.
ACCIDENT AND SUICIDE.
George Il. Mclaughlin, q millwFiaht
Port LudloW, was injured quite seFi-
nsly THE morning while 81 work In the
MI. A piecs of timber which vas be-
" sawed, few back and struck Mo-
auRhlin on the right side Of his face,
ausing bis eye 10 pf0sFude from the
Soket. The injured man vas brought
ere this afternoon on the Virginia
hen DR.. Williamson made IN exsmin-
ton Of the wound. Il vas mot asceR-
lined up 10 this hour Il p. M whether
nv bones we're broken.
A telegram vas recsived By Q gentle |
lan In this city today from DunReness.
tatinR that Dave MoKissick, 9 half
reed, killed himsalf last night with
istol. No further particulars we're OBJ
aimed. The steamer Dispatch toek
own CONN In which the deceased was
0 be turned. He vas injured up the
Iound recently By cutting his foot acct.
entally With a. axe. This 10 supposed
. be she cause Of hi8 suicide.
PoRT OF ENTRY NEWS NOTES.
The steamer Olympian arrived at II
iolock this morning from up Sound
,orts via Point Wilson. The fog which
vas very dsnse eansed The steamer 10
ASS By the Port Of Entry. Among she
mall number Of passengers were the
on and two daughters Of Chief Justice
Ionsa. This 10 the last "trip Of the
)lympian 10 Alaskan ports.
The bark Memnon, Captain Hover,
Nth 1870 tons Of coal from NanAimo,
sas towed into port today By the Brit
an fno Pifns Thu cargo "A 00uninnad